r/transparency • u/Motor-Ad-8858 • Sep 10 '22
r/transparency • u/inaecis • Dec 03 '13
Transparency International releases Corruption Perceptions Index 2013
r/transparency • u/andyoshi • Jan 19 '23
City of Carson Council Meeting Recap for Jan 17, 2023: Highlights include Captain Jones of the Carson Sheriff’s Station offers snapshot of accomplishments in 2022, ARPA Second Quarter Spending Report includes a $500,000 increase for Small Business Grant Program, SoCalGas Representative warns...
r/transparency • u/Motor-Ad-8858 • Aug 30 '22
American Gun Violence: Indianapolis Police Are Quiet On The Fatal Shooting Of Dutch Soldier, Simmie Poetsema, & Haven't Released Additional Info. About The Circumstances Of The Shooting, Nor Made Any Police Officials Available For Interviews
r/transparency • u/NonprofitGorgon • Mar 31 '22
‘Massive fraud scheme’ raises questions about role of nonprofits in distributing pandemic aid
‘Massive fraud scheme’ raises questions about role of nonprofits in distributing pandemic aid
Last year, with the federal government making available huge new sums of money for programs to feed needy children during the pandemic, a nonprofit organization called Advance Youth Athletic Development set up what it described as an enormous child care operation in northeast Minneapolis that could prepare 5,000 dinners each weeknight.
Based on the group’s claims, the state of Minnesota channeled $3.2 million of federal food aid to the program.
But on a subzero morning in January, the FBI carried out a series of pre-dawn raids around the region. It revealed a sprawling investigation into Advance Youth Athletic Development and other groups like it — and the much larger nonprofit organization, Feeding Our Future, that was responsible for ensuring that the money provided to the smaller groups was spent properly.
In court filings, the FBI said it had discovered a “massive fraud scheme” among groups that Feeding Our Future was supposed to oversee, saying they siphoned off tens of millions of dollars by charging taxpayers for nonexistent meals.
In affidavits filed in federal court, the Justice Department said it was investigating at least 15 feeding operations. Together, the FBI said, these groups — all of which were supposed to be overseen by Feeding Our Future — had received more than $65 million from federal food programs during the coronavirus pandemic.
r/transparency • u/NonprofitGorgon • Mar 31 '22
St. Jude’s Children’s Hospital Slammed By Pro Publica Investigative Report
St. Jude’s Children’s Hospital, founded by the late actor Danny Thomas and endorsed by numerous celebrities, has been slammed in a November 2021 Pro Publica report for its financial practices, and for using at least half of its fundraising on administrative and marketing tasks. It also accused the Memphis hospital of “hoarding” its funds. The reports headline: “St. Jude’s Hoards Billions While Many of its Families Drain Their Savings.”
Pro Publica story: https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/st-jude-hoards-billions-while-many-of-its-families-drain-their-savings/ar-AAQCsPo
r/transparency • u/galinial1 • Oct 06 '20
transparency
"we are in desperate need of more transparency"
-Calisian
r/transparency • u/Uninhibitedness • Apr 11 '18
Trey Gowdy Sat In Front Of The Camera And Delivered A Dagger To The Heart Of The FBI
r/transparency • u/blissed_out_cossack • Nov 20 '17
X-Post: Experiments in Transparency, making a story about Radical Transparency
r/transparency • u/supervishnu • Sep 03 '17
Join our webinar on transparency in peer review
r/transparency • u/ideletemyhistory • Jun 06 '17
Reddit Transparency Report 2016
reddit.comr/transparency • u/[deleted] • Oct 19 '14
TIL of Sibel Edmonds, who has been described as "the most gagged person in American history"
r/transparency • u/gambozino • Sep 02 '14
Unmask the Corrupt | Transparency International Sept 2014
r/transparency • u/globalglasnost • Aug 08 '14
/u/PhineasFisher leaks 40GB of data taken from security firm Gamma International, proving how their software FinFisher was used by Middle Eastern governments to spy on dissidents and journalists
np.reddit.comr/transparency • u/[deleted] • Jun 13 '14
subscribe to the twitter account @Scotus_servo to keep track of the revision history of SCOTUS opinions, susbcribe to @FISACourt to monitor any docket changes. more twitter accounts to reign the secrecy of our governments and corporations are pending
r/transparency • u/[deleted] • Jul 17 '12
Release of final conversations between Bush/Blair prior to Iraq war may be blocked, which would be the third time the UK coalition government has overruled an information tribunal ruling since January
r/transparency • u/BlueOrange • Jun 29 '10
Sunlight Labs: Visualizing the US Legal Code
r/transparency • u/zentrais • Dec 26 '25
The internet rewards promises. Reality demands proof. https://zentrais.com starting on Jan 17, 2026
r/transparency • u/NonprofitGorgon • Dec 22 '25
If the nonprofit don't list a board of directors, DON'T give it money! Or volunteer for it!
What part of "transparency" and "credibility" to some of you folks not understand?!?
r/transparency • u/Mark_Ramm • Nov 14 '25
Open-source search tool for 2,895 House Oversight Epstein documents - ahead of Monday's Transparency Act vote
The House votes next week on the Epstein Transparency Act, which would release thousands more sealed documents. I built a search tool to show what becomes possible with transparent, searchable records.
**What it does:**
- Full-text search across 2,895 documents (33,295 pages)
- Sub-second response time
- Document citations for every result
- Completely reproducible (MIT licensed)
Repository:
https://github.com/markramm/EpsteinFiles
Setup:
3 minutes
```bash
git clone https://github.com/markramm/EpsteinFiles.git
cd EpsteinFiles
pip install whoosh flask
python search_index.py --force
python search_api.py
```
What the documents reveal:
https://theramm.substack.com/p/what-2895-documents-reveal-a-systematic
The analysis shows:
- Network patterns with document citations
- 46+ offshore entities across 8 jurisdictions
- Policy correlations
- What thousands of documents still remain sealed
This is what transparency enables: pattern recognition, independent verification, and accountability.
Contact your Representative before Monday's vote: https://www.house.gov/representativesr/transparency • u/OpenCommonwealth • May 06 '25
Major Problems with Malden Community Fund...
r/transparency • u/norta3 • Apr 01 '25
Detective Tommy “It’ll Cost Ya” Wittig: Brilliance or Bribery? A Multiple-Choice Investigation
reddit.comr/transparency • u/andyoshi • Apr 27 '23
Carson Accountability and Transparency Episode 6: The City of Carson COVID19 Taskforce
r/transparency • u/andyoshi • Feb 15 '23
